Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-02


 Yums, IS in the city on business mat ters.
 MILK. Brown is in from the Olivs camp. and says mining matters never looked better there than now,
 Messrs. ". W. Williams and Frank Lord have opened an insurance office next to the Pioneer bookstore, on Con- gress street.
 MT. J, P, Lonergsn has returned from San Francesca and hls big stock of new goods will arrive about Thursday of thls week,
 A child Iof Mir, Oliver Swingle died at the Grand Central hotel yesterday morn ing, Its remains were taken to the San Pedro for lnterment.
 Mayor Rayfeld has sent back all ,he municipal documents ID his possession, but has not forwarded from California his resignation, as expected.
 Mir, Eugene CadCtte of Florence, who has been under treatment at the hospital for ten days or two weeks, has nearly recovered his usual health.
 MT. R. J. Kerr has got back from ten days's trip into Sonora. He will go to Texas to look after his new grIst mill near San Antonio, after which he will return to Tucson.
 Prof. Fowler. the celebrated phrenolo- gist. will reach here next week, and will give the people of Tucson sn opportu- niiy to test his skill and to hear several good lectures. See his notice elsewhere.
 A Mexican woman named Trinidad ArvisO was stabbed on the 25th at the Vulture, by 8 Mexican dish washer. Tine officers here have been asked to look out for the scullion.
 Mir. F. P. Sargent, the Grand Master of the B. of L. F., with headquarters at Terre Haute, Ind, IS Tn the city paying his old friends a short visit. He will go to Yuma tonight and thence to Chicago.
 Bishop Pedro Bourgade has left for visit to Rome to take six weeks or two months. His ecclesiastical cares and duties will be carefully performed by Rev. August Morin.
 Died. on March 24th, 1887, Nina Elias age four and one-han years; and on March 25th, Siprisno Elias, age one year and ten days. Both are chrildren of Mir and Mrs Juan Elias of this city.
 Gen. J. B. Allen has abandoned mer- chandising for the present and will 90 to mining. He has some very good but small properties out west, near the old PicRcho Mine, which he will work and ship the best and richest grades of ore,
 City Marshal Wm. Roche took in Pspago thIs morning, for stealing Frank Lords horses over a month sgo. He had been on the lookout for the thief ever since the crime was committed, and spotted the fellow this morning.
 Heng Lee will open his bakery and restaurant two doors north of theCITIZEE office, on Church street, next Tuesday Every thing is new and frst-clBss and Heng's many friends will not fail to call upon him.
 some of the mIners report the dIs- cOyery Of oil ID the Santa Ritas, and protest that 1t came not from beneath s bacon rind n a bean pot. This dis oovery Bgresse with the unctuous pro- phesy of an oil timer whose lamp of life went dry some time ago.
 MessrE. Underwood and Williams | have established their insurance office | on Congress street, next door west of | the Pioneer bookstore. The CITIZEN | erred last Saturday Tn saying this was the office of MesSrs. w. W. Williams and Frank Lord.
 The two children of Mir snd Mrs | Juan Elias were buried to-day, the fun ersl taking place from the Catholic | church. Fl Fronterizo says they died of | dephtheriB and scRrletins. The funeral | was very largely attended by the many | friends and acquaintances of the sfflic- | ted family. and also the Pioneers, to | which society MT. Elias belongs.
 The Papago arrested on Saturday for | stealing Frank Lord's horse, was dis charged by Justice Meyer this morning. | It was shown that he had found the animal and. recognizing Don Pedro Aguirre's brand on it brought 1t to the city and turned 1t over to Mir. Sam aniego, for which be was paid a dollar reward. This IS the custom with many Papsgoes and they should be encour- aged n such acts of honesty.
 The CITIZEN acknowledges an invita- ton 10 the opening ball of the Hotel Arcadia at Santa MouIc8, on WedneE- day evening, March Both, and it would take great pleasure ID being represented in such a brilliant gathering and upon such sn suspicious occasion, were it possible to attend. The Hotel Arcadia is 70 be conducted by Nessrs. Scott Brothers, and 1t is one of the fines. ses side resorts on the Pacific Coast.
 The new fashioned, labor saving de- vices are not altogether perfect. When the Los Angeles Times was addressed Ill the uncertain csbRlistic chirography of its attentive mailing clerk, it came to the CITIZEN s8nctum with 6 regularity not exceeded by that claimed for Lydia PinkhRm's compound. Now they use a patent mailing machine that sets just like all of the democratic postal ma chines-not at all reliable. From one to two papers out of possible seven reach this office weekly. The three-yesr-old son of MT. Portsr 8 tesmsier on the Globe road, WAS run over on Monday by a heavy freight wagon loaded with l,500 pounds of freight. The wheels passed over the , upper part of the cnild's abdomen. [ forcing the intestines and other internal T organs downward. Dr. Porter was i and taking the boy by the I heels with the head downward, "shook" T the parts back into place, and the little c fellow IS now doing fnely.-Wilcox c Stockman. T Constable Lucas had a disorderly S Mexican drunk in bis charge yesterday, d him 10 the city jail. He I moved along docile enough until oppo- n site the court house entrance, where he n the Idea that he wanted the s best jail quarters to be had in the city, n even II they did come higher. He want s bd ''el casa ggande" and didn't give a q snap for 'el casa chIco." So very vio- e ently stubborn did the fellow become I that It finally required the assistance of Il several bystRnders to persuade him that ci he lttle house was the proper place. IT de simply wanted style in his. 3 CIty Marshal Roche was called out of T, lls comfortable bed at a late hour last llght by summons to a disorderly louse where l. was reported s man had 'een killed, He found the party lying n, D the floor and covered with blood. t- )r. Spencer wRs summoned, and the ~ 'ouDds were examined and dressed, and m Though they are pronounced very se- -,